Daily Republican., 1887-07-07
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.
A Lively Battle with Reguistnrs--sris.
taken for n Burglar and Mortaiiy
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A Lively Battle with Regulstors--sIis.
taken for n Burglar and Mortaiiy
wouuded--Took tho Back Veil.
AT Marengo, Crawford County. Ind
LAST Sunday night, q conflict occurred
as the NV bite Caps" and two brothers
John and Sherman Nsusbee. The
"White Caps" bad determined to whip
John because he had caused the wife OF
o Justice named Town to separate from
bor husbsnd. In the HGht that ensued
Sherman Naushee was probably fatally
shot and John was beaten with clubs
until be was left for dead. The Nau.
shees were powerful men, and 1t Is said
that several white Gaps" were killed
and wounded.
Jacob Fischer, an old man, went out
on the roof Of his boarding house In
Cincinnati, on Tuesday night. 10 cool
|off. Some neighbors seeing him, told q
policeman that . burglar Was on the
roof. The policeman called to Fischer,
wt o started to run to the hatchway. Al
this tho policeman fred, and the old
man fell, mortally wounded in the
back.
In the famous "Malinck rodt" (Ger.
MANI convent at Wilkesbsrre, on We'd
Dtsday morning, the black veil was
taken by twenty ladies from various
para OF the United Gtstes and Ger.
many, aud the white veil by twenty
four noyiceB from different oitiss in this
country and Europe. Many prominent
Roman Catholic clergy men were pres.
!ent.
The fEmily of Cornell J. Dusn, NJ
Summit, New Jersey, has within nine
days bseD nearly swept away by 6iph
theris. Five deaths have occarrel and
1t IL feared that Two others will die.
Tho pienises where the family resides
IRE 20 bs inspected by the Board OF
Health.
Alvorj W. We!nschepa, "a years OF
age, attain pied euiolde By shooting him
ssif In the breast, in Central Park, New
York. Wednesday Afternoon. He is ex.
peot'1 TO recover. 1t Ia said he is mar
ried to two young women, reithe. oi
whom knows that he has another wife.
An exprsss train on the Chesapeake
and Otio Railroad ran off the track OF
Leoa, Kentucky, Wednesday morning,
and sll the cars, except o sleeper, were
thrown Into q ditch. Two train men
and six passengers were injured, The
train hanis dangerously.
Frank q. Allen, . book keeper, wps
on "Wednesday discharged from q cotton
warehouse in MAcou, Ga, Tor drunken
nses. he committed suicide In tn,
afternoon by taking poison. Invita-
tons were out for hts wedding TO take
place tonight
At Jonssboro', Arkansas, on Tues.
day, an unknown man. supposed to be
an escaped lunatio, got eff q train, and
walking up TO q small crowd of people
drew q revolver aad fred three shots,
killing one man aid fatally woundinl
another.
1t IL reported from Berlin, Wigcon'
sin, that "worms ore destroying the
cranberr5 vines in that seotiun. IL 10
feared the vines will ba permar ent tly
injured. One grower who expected to
harvest Is 600 bushels will not get any,"
James E. Nowlin, who In January
last murdered James A. Goldman In
Somervllle. Massachusetts, and after
wards cut the body to pieces snd con-
ceaied them near the toad WAS Wednes
day sentenced to be banged In January
next.
Philip Ziealar, o Younz man, died In
Cincinnati on Tuesday night from swal.
lowing oarbollo aoid. His mother gave
him tablespoonful OF the acid, rails.
taking 1t for medicine prescribed by .
physician.
George Weiman OF Lancaster, Pa,
and Captain Joseph g. Vale of Carlisle,
have boon arrested on the charge OF
lconaplraoy to fraudulently secure 6
pension for the former. They gave bail
in 81, 900 eacn.
The first session Of the National Eiu
c5tionsl Association will open In Chi
cago on the 18th inst. 1t Is expected
that ten thousand teachers from oil
parts OF the United States will attend,
Mrs, Henry Underhill was killed and
Miss Maude Blye fatally Injured by
beisg struck by train while trying u
drive across the railroad track neaI
Charlotte, Mich, on Tuesday night.
James Nuismer was shot dead In
huskegan, Mich. OF Tuesday night,
and his con Edward was arrested on
suspicion, because they had a sligh'
dispute during the day.
The barracks In the citalel at Quebec
were on Gre at midnight Cd Wednesday
| niRht. and buildings vera being blown
up 10 save the magazine.
Fopr men were severely burned by
an explosion OF fire damp in the Dia
mond Ooilisry at WiIkesbarre, Pa, OF
Wednesday.
Five new cases OF yellow fever wer'
reported In Key West on Wednesday,
but no deaths.
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